Been coming here since I was a kid. Great selection for pick your own fruit. Just went for the…read morefirst strawberry pick of the season and got so many sweet, ripe strawberries. So delicious! Staff are really nice and helpful. It was $16 for this basket to fill. Love going to the market after too for some fresh produce, jams, baked goods and more. We made matcha/hojicha strawberry lattes with the strawberries and it turned out perfect!

We went strawberry picking yesterday and had an amazing time. The farm is very well-organized,…read moreclean, and the fields are beautiful. The staff members were incredibly friendly and guided us exactly where to pick. We found lots of big, juicy, and sweet strawberries. Paying by the basket size is a great value. Highly recommend visiting Reesor's for family fun!

I really enjoy my experience at Stiver Mill Farmers' Market…read more Happens every Sundays from end of June to Mid October and held in the newly rebuilt, restored and renovated to it's original, Stiver Mill in Main Street Unionville. Though is smallish compares to others, most vendors here are from the area and really friendly! If you go around 3:30 pm, a lot of the vendors even offers end of day sale! And of course, after shopping there is the business area on Main St and Toogood Pond where you can enjoy the rest of the afternoon!

I've been meaning to check out the Stiver Mill Farmers Market for some time. Thankfully during an…read moreearly morning stroll along Unionville Main Street for a frappucino and some Pokemon Go adventures, hubby and I stumbled upon the market. There are vendors for fresh gluten-reduced peach and blueberry pies, COBS bread, organic honey, gorgeous floral arrangements, organic skincare products, assorted deli sausages and cheeses, hot dogs and hamburgers for nibbling on while you peruse the stalls, and of course fresh fruit and vegetable stalls. We picked up a basketful of rainbow-coloured carrots, tomatoes, beans, eggplant, zucchini, and peppers for $5.99. This is a great time of year to pick up peaches and blueberries at the peak of freshness. Everything is fresh and the vendors are friendly and happy to talk about their products. The market is open Sundays from May to October, 10am to 4pm.

This place is not like the outdoor farmers market I've visited but it sure has been around a long…read moretime. Indoor are about 8 shops, each with their targeted niche clientele. Come here to support local vendors selling pasta, meats, cheese, bread & pastries, handcrafts, honey, clothing, etc. Plenty of free parking.

York Farmers Market looks so out of place. I can imagine the days back in 1953 when the area is…read morelike a farmland and it does have this back in the old days vibe when I stepped inside the Market itself. York Farmers Market got extra points for being an indoor market that opens year round and from Thu to Sunday. I never get to visit any of those farmer markets that only opens Saturdays. You can find butchers, fresh vegetables, tea shops, maple syrups, cheese and baked goods. Nothing compare to St. Lawrence Market but it doesn't have that touristy feel to it. I hope York Farmers Market will be around for another 50 years... but I won't be surprise next time when I drive by, it will be torn down to make way for more condos...

First time visit to this farmer's market aiming for its organic produce. The market is not huge,…read morethey have an outdoor part selling some plants and herbs in pots, and inside there's a great assortment of fresh herbs, vegetables, some fruits, beans, eggs, pastries, honey and jam. The market is obviously popular as there were many customers during my visit. I found some fruits are more expensive but most vegetables are reasonably priced. Since it's not far away from home, I'll always come back for its organic produce.

Great market. All fresh home grown fruits and vegetables. Wonderful family run business with great…read moreservice and friendly faces. Will be back!

A great place to take small kids to allow them to run and play in a safe area. There are a lot of…read moreanimals to see on your way in as well as in the barn. There's a lot of space between activities and not a ton of shade. There's a sandbox, a big slide, wagon rides as well as a bubble station. The waggon ride will take you to the pick your own areas that are currently open or you can just stay on the ride and do a full circle. It's nice when you need somewhere to sit down in the shade. There's also food trucks as well as live music in the afternoon. There are two stores, one at the exit and if you walk past the donut restaurant there is also a store with produce and baked goods.

Came here for tulips. Buy some food from the store. Took some pictures. This place has entrance…read morefee. It's cheaper to book online than paying up front. Staff are friendly. I will Come back for apple picking

I love this farm! The corns are so sweet and fresh. All other vegetables are fresh too, special…read moreeggplant, Malabar spinach, peppers etc

August 24, 2024 - My aunt was visiting us, so I decided to take her to Judy's Farm to get some…read morevegetables and peppers. She really loves eating hot peppers with her dinner. When we arrived the first thing my mom saw was a plant that was potted in the front. She said it looked like a plant called Dasheen, she was ready to ask if it was for sale LOL! Dasheen is kinda like spinach! It's taste so good when cooked with white belly shrimp. We picked up quite a few veggies (hot peppers, corn, kale, tomatoes, eggplant and cabbage). So soon as we got home we boiled the corn and added some paprika on it. It was so sweet, it didn't need butter! I would say the hot peppers were more on the mild side. But I did eat one that super hot. Hopefully next time we go we'll pick our own vegetables.

Love to Support my local farms!…read more Beautiful store front with a unique boutique made from salvaged pieces and decor. Main feature here is the hydroponic lettuces and they are sharing the store with artisan artists and local farms. They have been selling lettuce locally during covid and finally have a store set up this week. The way they grow lettuce is sustainable, using a bathtub of water to circulate the large greenhouse adjacent to the parking lot. The fish(trout?) help feed the plants with extra nutrients. It shows how fresh and healthy it is when you see the lettuce head up close. I appreciate how they bundle the roots too to keep the freshness even longer! It's roughly $3-4 per bunch. They are still in soft opening phase, so prices and hours are still being adjusted. Located right off Reesor Rd, keep right onto a dirt-gravel road to a small parking lot. Tours to the lettuce hydroponic greenhouse are resuming soon.

Really cute little shop full of awesome fruits veggies and the main feature Micro Greens. Lots of…read moreArtizan trinkets and bakery goods

My all time favourite spot to stop and shop on my way home in the summer! This is by far the best…read moreplace hands down for price and freshness! The staff are amazing and so friendly! I love it! Photos around the market of their heritage and farmland provide a lovely homey feel. Sometimes when you walk in there is even the smell of a freshly baked goods! Well worth the stop!

Never had a problem with their produce. Wild blueberries are expensive but equal to other farms…read more Great corn now available. Pies - amazing! Staff is friendly and quick.